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When I saw her, I was completely smitten. She sits there, clutching her handbag tightly, lost in thought. What is she thinking about? She must love this spot, where she braves all kinds of weather. She gazes at a castle that seems to have sprung from a fairytale. Or is she waiting for a prince?

Great for hiding in the summer.

Unfortunately, passage is prohibited.

“Bible Trail” of the municipality of Neuses, which took the excavations around the former pilgrimage church of Saint Salvator as an opportunity to create a “Bible Trail” on this medieval pilgrimage route in 2007. On the way you will find various stations, equipped with steles that have a biblical reference, and also a place of creation. Every now and then there is time to pause and reflect.

Sankt Salvator, the oldest former pilgrimage church in the Eichstätt diocese, is located in the middle of the Steinbach forest and has a very interesting history to offer. A miracle of the host in 1353 was the reason for the creation of this pilgrimage church in the Steinbachwald near Rauenzell. First it was a small wooden church that was built, later a stately pilgrimage church followed, which increasingly developed into a thriving pilgrimage site. When secularization took hold in Bavaria in 1803, the Rauenzellers were forced to demolish the pilgrimage church of St. Salvator. It was only around 200 years later that it was possible to reconstruct and restore the remains of the old pilgrimage church through the founding of a support association. Today you can see the entire outline of the pilgrimage church as well as the excavated and secured foundations in the middle of the forest and the place invites you to reflect.

Keep and moat - seems to have sprung from a fairy tale.

Construction of the moated castle by Ludwig von Eyb (III) in the late 14th century. Very well preserved piece of jewelry 🏰

In this beautiful garden, at a crossroads in the middle of the forest, you can see the different seasons in harmony with nature. In the middle of the garden there is a small birdhouse and in front of it is a slightly twisted cross that represents the detours of life. An information board explains the special features of the facility, and you can also hear the birds singing. A bench in every season invites you to linger.